Sentence examples for relationship to presenting from inspiring English sources

All language is metaphor, and while using it, we have an asymptotic relationship to presenting "the truth," regardless of how clear we want our prose.

Therefore, we sought to identify autoantibodies in a northern European population predating the onset of symptoms of SLE and their relationship to presenting symptoms.

This reflects the more opinion-based nature of these questions and their relationship to present time rather than being recall-dependent.

The Court's decision allows for those with an established doctor-patient relationship to present a medical marijuana defense, regardless of status with the state.

We also learn more about Nixon's relationship to present-day Republicans, and scout the waves on Rockaway Beach with city surfers.

Instead, he and others contend that the law requires a relationship to present-day indigenous U.S. populations.

Projections provide insight on the ancestry of the ancient genome and their relationship to present-day populations.

Here, we explore how the projection of an ancient sample depends on the relationship to present-day populations.

This summer, on Governors Island, the River to River Festival honors Brown's relationship to New York City, presenting exhibitions, talks, and open rehearsals devoted to her role as one of the earliest practitioners of site-specific dance.

Applications can also analyze the relationship graphs to present various filters.

The pope reversed an ancient current of Jew hatred with that act, and the church's relationship to Israel, present as well as past, would never be the same".